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A Prize for a Printer,

New HAVEN, Conn, June 24.-The
DeForest prize, gold medal, valued at
500, given to that scholar of Yale senior
class, who shall write and pronounce an
English Grafton in the best manner, was
this afternoon awarded to John Bennett
of this city. Bennett is compositor.
and the time that he could spare from his
studies has been spent at the case in the
composing room of the Register. In his
junior year Bennett won the junior ex-
hibition prize, on the strength of which
he secured his election to Bones" Yale's
famous secret society.
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wood. Laurens and Spartanburg.
Connections at Augusta with Georgia,
South Carolina and Central Railroads. AT
Spartanburg with A e. z. Air Line and
Asheville g. Spartanburg r. r.
Tickets on sale at Anderson TO al points
at through rates. Baggage checked 70 aes-
tination. E. T. CHARLTON, u. +. A.
". ". STARR, supt.. Augusta, Ga.
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For the "Earthquake Committee.

The city council of Charleston, S. C.,li
has presented to the earthquake CONF
mittee'' handsome bronze plaque bear,
ing the seal of the city and the palmettol
wreath of the state as q token Of the city's'
appreciation of their services during the
earthquake excitement.
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= Mama, what is hush ?" "Wby,
dear, what makes you ask such ques-
tion ?" "'Cause when I asked sister
what made her dress stick out behind,
she said Hush p"
= The births recorded in London
every week exceed the deaths by more
than thousand, and during the next ten
years the increase in the number of in.
habitants will probably be nearly three.
quarters of million.
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FACES FOR rHE. STAGE.
What Was saidspys Actors of Note at .:
Recent Benefit.

s 1sessns3 l.enen'.
BEHIND The scenesso or q theatre Is not an
Interesting splaceE4sg ana lts mac
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actors " Pete.s' - Tsly ds .nssle
as poSSlDle on; make up, anu 70 pracuce
tnhflghG expression Dy an arts1c conIoi
of;thel lmuscles Of the face, even when the
expression 'was one which had to be stead
], ,1ly maintained throughout the play. he
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EARTHQUAKE AGAIN.
ROCHESTER, N. US

ROCHESTER,, N Y,.September 10, 1885, 5
WE have made co. of Anderson Agents for the
sale Ladies' Fine Shoes We make the N Opera Wau
Phast Creole
McKay Every
Stylish Give
be pleased. We the Gordan Patent Stay.
EP g. CO.
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NEW FURNITURE STORE
W. !. KELLETT

TAs opened new Furniture Store in
III Anderson. corner Benson and Nc
Dufie Streets, where he will keep select
stock of Furniture, which will be sold
cheap for cash.
COFFINS.
I also keep full stock of Coflins, all
sizes, which 1 am prepared to deliver
promptly at any time.
Specialties-Im make a specially of
Mattress making, Upholsteripg and Re-
pairing, and in these lines my work Is nay
best reference. Also, repairing Children's
Carriages and renovating old Mattresses.
Call on me when you need anything IN
my line and / will save you money.
March 81, 1887 ss
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The immigration to California the past
year is reported in round numbers at 100
600 people, mostly in southern California.
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rm,o the little lake, or standing Still to
ssbEe8fhe In the mag gical radiance OF the
wonderful silent mbon But, at last they
sapproaehed the seats They sat down as
3 intended He rushed back to the library
/ aIidss !. - IL Y -
How the old mans eyes Ightened The
needle had gsnes from O, to 8 the minute
Xsllum touched the chair, 9,.,.s5f
down Jiin his5 seat, and with The; shaded
lamp ligfit shining brightly on Nhe face OF
the instrument and bringing the watchers
nose and mouth in full relief he watched
with all his eyes. .s.,,s.::{. !.
ssssYmmetzY.,,,said Yellum slowly and
earnestly y-alone with her in the shade OF
\ tha e1m-tsf seems tome this fs the hap
spiest night Of my life,,- -
The needle rose slowly as he spoke
hom3 3t0 II flush.
.aTe-hee, y chnckled the old man in the
tG5rarY tst 70 s IL lis ].
: But do you know, dear friend, !" Mr..
Yellum continued that It will be the
sunhappiest of them all e sou chooseto
; makstt so''h g. - -
The depression OF the arteriai clrcuia-
hon In Velum through g his feal, sent I. the
needle back TO W. -. :,.s,.s.ss ~
81 Symmetry SAID notn1ng. 5 ss5s
q me neeqle Iens 20 9. ,..asss 4, a,S /, a..
ya1s = ~ A4esss f-SssS
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Something new and unique is n cork
wood cane made to look like the daintiy
rolled umbrella priced by sWells. -
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Something About Blood Oranges.
;EsWhere do the, blood oranges como

;ssWksre do the, blood oranges coma
ssFrom Sicily. They are the Messina
oranges. They are distinct species.
Sometimes they mix with other varieties
near by, as white corn mikes with yellow,
and you see one occasionally with q red
streak
ssHow do they sell?n
.tSlightly higher than others. A!great
imnny prefer them to others, while some
persons won't touch them at all. New
! York Sun.
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CAUTION.

Cn.nn,<rs saolld not eonf.lss our Specific
11iM the numerous limitations, su6ststut<s,
potdsh and mercury mirturs ,rhich are got.
ten up 10 sell, not on their o,on merit, but on
the nssrit Of our remedy. An initiation Is
ol,oays a fraud and a cheat. and they fhrire
Only az Rey can steal from the article initiated.
Treatise on Blood and Sktn Diseases mailed,
free For sale by al druggists. ~
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drd,cer 3, daa,,lu, Ga. {.
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snss hand and pointed thss
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KneW instantly
Il 81 for had eona at
Ai3se; hen large, Tolndlss
Blue Mndeh ehed Sands tender;
dreams sunss
aEeaLEea, tE her look antl. 8 .in % her syMpashg
q ka ase g. henseiVes aud sS
20 it1ess naaIily .eartss shesHYea.
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Sl5sye nrcposesl' g snels ou.rlen DUE lor thss
pe: :snsye.s eass nsel Aer asInsr,
81 la1ncsSsseE I'M ollans onstasletl
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PORT ROYAL & WESTERN CAR
DINA RAILWAY.

In effect May %, 1887.
mel hour slower than G. Il G. K. T.
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list OF fabrics, Consequently, having Civ
Zen his consent fhe fitted up two stationary
stuffed cloth chairs beneath q spreading
|selnf 5ust where acolonnade OF beautiful
trees led away to the mUonlit surface OF
sleeping silver. lake. It was q beautiful
place fora mans heart, beating With oil
the high hopes and ppre and ernobltng
Esambitjons ot d manly s1oYN to- expand tt-
Eszf. twas also RN first class locality to
bring cut all the sympathetic electricity
there was Ia him, thought the old gem.
|fleman IS he surveyed Ids work and,
chuckled. The chairs were similar and
vera placed side. bY side quite close TO-
EpeEherE The Sonly difference between
tthAfn was that Nj. Vell6m,s had two
narrow strips Of brass running down the
back and across the seat OF the chair out
sside Of the woolen upholstery. From
these slips twoF fines No.s1 copper; Wires
(led down the chait legs, ul, the trunk OF
the elm, along q branch, atToss the lawn
to the portico, around the corner OF the
house, through the library window and
connected with the positive and negative
poles Of Mr. When,s galyanometer. The
chairS stood on the platform, which ap-
VsAR
aiarge plate Of rough glass. Mt.-Vellum,
when he obeYed the promptngs OF nus
deep affection, would be absolutely insu-
lated with the exception o. the s prass
strips which she would lnlahoiy ai Uucn
EyVlicheyarWay.h he sat and thereby conn.
sircnit,s.E Esesy onm gss.!s s.;ssS sisSf|
81 nee bis ~ Nh S1S SasS s eiIspf
toation weal6 tnetelora ofagsety gs ssuA ssa
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Tended 70 i0ve Symmelly e.l .ae r.. sa.y., sai5
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Established 1913.
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uC hlChSs 11C llG~o gwen l4iS
power Of attorney. i have not had o dol
lar Of the queer in my possession. The
document is an effectual bar to his recoy-
ering or prosecuting have seen two or
three tests Of it, and the fakir came out
with flying colors in each instance. In
ninety-nine casesIout of hundred, how
ever, the victim loses whatever he has adj
vanced without q thought of raising a
row. He has been caught in bad COM
pany. He intendedto swindle his neigh
bors. He is amenable to the law. He is
glad enough to let the matter drop and
say no more about it, and the fakir goes
from pasture to pasture and rolls up a fat
bank account. When you read in some
newspaper OF the sharpness and cuteness
Of the American people, just remember
what have told You. No people are
swindlel sDftcncr,.. and none hunger so
badly for the sllkir anlll.is.triclis:'-
York Sun Interview.
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@Vr--Is-
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-07-16
Two Children Drowned.

Two sad deaths by drowning
took place in Marion township on
Thursday of last week. A little
daughter of Benjamin Polling, two
year old, fell into spring contain
about fourteen inches Of water and
when discovered was dead. It is
thought the child fell while reach.
ing for cup Of water.
A two year old son of Clark
Swick, was playing with a dog on
bridge crossing n small run and
was pushed into the water. The
accident was seen from the house
but before assistance could be rem.
dered the child was dead.
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Marion Township Items,


Several of the farmers in this vi
cinity have sold off their sheep.
Mr.. Isaiah Frasure disposed of over
one hundred head, he exchanged
part of them for a Texas Pony,
which for beauty and travelling
purposes is hard to beat.
Mr.. Joseph Weiland, Miss Katie
Blosser, Simeon F. Blosser snd Miss
Maggie Senig, were the guests OF
Mrs. Martha Dupler Sunday last.
On Sunday, July Sd, there was a
small child came to the residence OF
Mr.. Sol Primmer. Tt is a mysteri-
Gus stranger. but we learn that Mr..
and Mrs. Primmer intend to keep
it.
There is large crop of blackber-
ries this season. Mr.. Lewis G. in
tends hauling berries again, and
those picking along his route will
please make a note of this.
We will close by wishing success
to the DEAfOCRAT.
III. III. HILLICAN.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-07-16
LAurelville.

Mr.. William Miller and family,
Of MOresville, were the guests Of
w. w. Saylor and family Sunday
last.
Miss Emma Alexander, of CO.
lumbus, is visiting here at present.
A. j. White, Samuel Ebert and
Mr.. Johnston, of South Perry, were
In town with smiling faces last
Sunday. tits rather a common oc-
currence with the boys of late.
Bert Thomas, of Tarlton, is work.
ing for Simon White. t,aa
Joe Polling has moved his stock
of goods to Hedges store room, op,
posite the post office.
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Business Locals.

Finest and best buggies for
sale by David Lewis.
See David Lewis and examine
his buggies, before you 60 else
where to buy.
lin dry weather prepare fol
rain by getting G. p. Armstrong to
put you up first class tin roof.
David Lewis has some fine
buggies made by the Scioto Buggy
Co., of Columbus, which he will sell
at bedrock prices.
&C. P. Armstrong is prepared to
do all kinds of tin roofing, spouting
guttering, etc., on short notice
reasonable terms and of first class
material and workmanship.
When your watch or clock re.
fuses to run take it to Reber & Co
2 rooms west of postoffice and have
it repaired by first class watch.
maker. Satisfaction guaranteed
We sell the celebrated kings
spectacles. These goods are not
sold hit or miss, but are fitted tc
the eyes scientifically by a com
petent optitcia. We guarantee
satisfactiOn Rahar g. 70 doors
west of postoffice, Logan o.
For pure drugs or medicines
mixed paints, turpentine, oils, gold
or silver watches, clocks, rings
gold spectacles and eye glasses
fine stationary, wall paper, window
shades. Yes, first class watch, ,lclocl
and jewelry repairing, go to Rebel
& Co. 2 doors west of postofiice
Logan o.
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CHEAP EXCURSION TO
DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
From all Stations On the Hooking Val.
ley Division OF the Columbus Hook.
ing Valley Il Toledo Railway.

On Tuesday, August 10th the
Columbus Hooking Valley & To-
ledO R'y, in connection with the
Michigan Central Railway, will
run a Cheap Excursion to Detroit,
Michigan. Fare for the round trip
from Logan only $500. Excursion
train will leave Logan at 700 Il. m.
arrive NJ Detroit 5:25 p. m. Tick
cts good returning, for four days,
This will undoubtedly prove the
cheapest as well as the most de-
lightful excursion of the season
Through coaches from Columbus to
Detroit and return. For further
particulars, see small bills.
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Mrs. @. B. Williamson has been
sick the past week.
o. s. Haynes was on the sick list
last week.
Mr.. John Beery, of Florida, was
In town last week, visiting friends
and acquaintances.
Rev. Power, Agent Of the Amer
lean Bible Society, delivered lec-
ture here last Sunday eyening.
j. b. Riason and T. A. Steel were
in Lancaster last Tuesday, attend
ing the Senatorial Convention.
Miss Jennie Dodson is at home.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-07-16
Our NeighbOrs.

Fairfield County.
Ohio Eagle.
Hon. Carl Buerhaus and wife
were guests of Lancaster friends
last week.
Judge Silas III. Wright and wife
went to Newark last week to visit
friends.
Major b. w. Carlisle is in Gin.
cinnati and Covington examining
cattle in the stock yards of these
two cities, which are said to be dis.
eased.
The Fairfield County Messenger
published at Baltimore, has been
sold to Messrs. James A. Miller, OF
Athens. and P. q. Evans, who will
conduct it as an independent
journal. Mr.. w. L. Mains retircs
as editor.
Mrs. Nancy Drinkle, the vener
able mother of Ex-Mayor Drinkle
sustained serious injuries Tuesday
by falling from step ladder. Hel
collar bone was fractured and she
received other bruises, which, al
her advanced age, are considered
quite serious.
1t was reported on our streets
yesterday that a young son of Mr.. ]
L. Jones, of New Straitsville wa
drowned on Monday while bathing
in pond near that place. We die
not learn particulars.
Mr.. e. A. Dearth, engineer a
one of the mines at Rendville
while looking down the shaft o
the mines on Wednesday last, wa.
struck by the cage and knocked tt
the bottom and was instantly kill
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-07-16

Mems Calf Bal Shoes reduced from 400 to 200.
Mems Calf Buckle Shoes reduced from 600 to 800
Mems Calf Button Shoes reduced from LOO to 800
Mems Calf Boots reduced from 900 to 400.
Mems Calf Boots reduced from 400 to 800
Mems Stoga Boots reduced from $50 to 1.75
Mems StOga Boots reduced from $50 to 2.50
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-07-16
Syrup Of Figs,

Manufactured only by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co., San Francis
co, CAL, Is Natures Own True Lax
ative. The pleasant California
liquid fruit remedy may be had OF
MIR. FERD. F. REMPEL, large bot.
ties at fifty cents or one dollar. II
is the most pleasant, prompt and
effective remedy known to cleanse
the system; to act on the Liver
Kidneys and Bowels gently yet
thoroughly, to dispel Headaches
Colds, and Fevers; to cure Consti.
patton, Indigestion and kindred
ills
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-07-16

a genuine surprise party Wednes-
day evening.
Gal. Welch and Ike Barker
appear to own enough of Democra-
cy,of Athens for all practical pur-
poses--Selah.
Jos. Halter brought the Nelson
Vile excursion from New Straits
willie, to this place, ON last Sunday
in % minutes.
w. f. James is remodeling his
residence ON Hunter Street. The
Logan Mfg. Co., are doing the work
/, in their usual fine style. fl
George Beery, of the firm OF
F0rman & Berry, who has been
travelling with gem palace, re-
turned home this week,
Work ut the gas well has been
suspended on account of a vein OF
salt water. The directors will test
the gas there is there.
The Misses Name and Bessie
McManigal and their brother BOZ
and Miss Hayes, of Granville, O
were in the city on Saturday.
Miss Ida Franklin, of Spencer
Ind, who has been visiting, the
guest of Miss Jessie White, for a
few weeks past, returned home on
Monday evening,
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Advertised Letters.

w. A. Donaldson, n. Green, John
Prindevill, A. Robinson, Miss Hat
tie Jones, d. b. ELLIS, Rev. William
Cole, VIM. Archer, Miss M. Il
Wright, Nathan Smith, Miss Lou
Steel, Ephram Hinkle, Mrs. w. II
Mccormick, James Monahan and
Mrs, Lydia Binkley.
.CHAs ROSE, p. NJ.
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The Rarest of Comblnations.

True delicacy of flavor with true
efficacy of action has been attained
in the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup of Figs. Its pleas
ant taste and beneficial effects have
rendered it immensely POPULAR
SOC and 81 bottles for sale by FERD.
F. REMPEL. "A.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-07-16

~ BOOuly uuuuuer VI oui Sioi-
zens availed themselves Of the ex-
cursion rates on the G. III. V. & T.
Ry. to visit the Soldiers Home at
Dayton on Tuesday.
The ladies of the M. E. church
will give an ice cream festival at
the residence of Mrs. Homer
Wright on Wednesday evening.
All are cordially invited.
Tom Rochester's house was
burglarized on Monday night last
Of q silver watch and vest belong
ing to Jim. The thieves used n
pole and drew the articles through
an open window.
The OHIO DEMOCRAT has the
largest circulation Of any paper
published in Hooking County and
is conceded to be the most newsy
and interesting. See advertisement
and trial offer in another column.
New Lexington was visited on
Wednesday afternoon by destruc-
tive fire. The only hotel and sew
eral other buildings were totally
destroyed. The fire is said to have
originated in the stable attached to
the hotel. Loss estimated Mt $25,
900, partly insured.
Lightning struck the resi-
dence of d. II. Jones, near Millaeld
in Athens county, on last Satur-
day afternoon instantly killing his
son Hubbard aged 16 and daughter
Kitty aged 12. Mr. Jones and daugh-
ter aged 8 were in the same room
and were severely shocked.
Wednesday evening at the re-
sidence of the BRIDES parents at
this place, Mr.. Albert Leonard, of
Hooking county, but who has for
some years been a student at the
O. u, was married to Miss frankie
Wright, one of Athens most charm.
ing young ladies. Rev. Mr.. Riker
performed the ceremony.-Athens
Journal.
Last Tuesday the clothing OF
Laura Cook, a little granddaughter
of David Lewis became ignited
by a spark from the anvil. 1t was
not discovered until she was in
flames, in the smothering out ol
which Mr.. Lewis burned his hands
80 severely that he will not be able
to work for some time. Strange tt
say the girl was not injured in the
least.
Don't fail to read the notice Of
a Cheap Excursion to Detroit
Michigan, which appears else
where in this issue. No doub1
many of our citizens will take nd
vantage of this opportunity to visi
the lake and enjoy the cool and
bracing atmosphere of the North
The rate is exceedingly low, anC
the tickets are good returning fol
4 days.
Last Saturday some one threw
a mixture of poison of some sort in
to Thomas S. Mattox's lot and IS o
his best chickens were poisoned tt
death from eating the mixture
His little child also became badly
poisoned from playing with asmal
dog which had eaten of the mix
ture. Mr.. Mattox says he intends
to look after the matter as the par
ty who did the act is known to him
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-07-16
Stallion for Sale.

A fine Shakespeare Stallion, 6
years old; of good size and color.
Will sell on very reasonable terms.
WIN. WEsTLAKE.
Logan, o., July 16, 1887.